isdn pabx system installation manual - agfeo · pdf filethe pabx is designed to be connected...

Installation Manual

Profi Line: AS 100 IT

ISDN PABX System

Safety Instructions

The PABX is designed to be connected to ISDN base terminals (DSS 1, system or multipointinterfaces).

You are allowed to connect all analogue terminal devices permitted in the analoguetelecommunication network to the PABX's extension lines.

You can connect all DSS 1 ISDN terminal devices directly to an internal S0 bus permitted in an ISDNnetwork. You can also connect two digital AGFEO system telephones to each internal S0 bus.

Any alternative use of the PABX is not in accordance with its intended purpose and is therefore notpermitted.

The PABX has been issued a General Operation/Connection Permit.

The PABX fulfills the requirements of the conformity and safety regulations prescribed by law.

- Equipment setup and maintenance should only be carried out by specially trained personnel.

- Caution! The PABX needs to be electrically earthed. To avoid danger to persons andpossessions, plug the Euro protective grounding contact plug attached to the mains cable into acorrectly installed, earthed socket outlet (protective grounding contact socket outlet)! Thisoutlet should to be positioned close to the PABX.

- Do not remove or plug in any cables during a storm.

- Lay the cables so that they cannot be stepped on or tripped over.

- Remove the mains plug before removing the patch panel cover.

- Switch off the PABX by removing the 230 V mains plug before connecting the access lines tothe extensions and ISDN network. Danger to Life!

- Protective measure! In order to protect PABX components susceptible to electrostatic damage,briefly touch the telephone system housing with your fingers before beginning any installationwork. This will drain off any electrostatic.

- Make sure that no liquid can enter the PABX. This may lead to short-circuits.

- Liability for any resulting damage, such as unintentionally maintained connections is excluded.

- If a power failure occurs, you will neither be able to use the PABX, nor can you make anytelephone calls.

About this manual

These instructions soley apply to the PABX's ex-works settings. If new software supplied bythe manufacturer results in modification of the PABX, individual parts of these instructionsmay no longer be valid.All ISDN user facilities referred to in these instructions are supported by the PABX. Not alluser facilities, however, are provided by network carriers.

AS 100 IT

3

Safety Instructions ................................................................................................................................ 2About this manual ................................................................................................................................. 2Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................... 3AS 100 IT System Documentation ......................................................................................................... 4Technical Data ....................................................................................................................................... 5Installation Note .................................................................................................................................... 6Opening the Cover on the AS 100 IT ...................................................................................................... 6Removing the Front Panel .................................................................................................................... 6Inserting the Modules ........................................................................................................................... 6Inserting the Modules' Front Plates .................................................................................................... 7Connecting the Front Plates to the Modules ........................................................................................ 7The Modules' Front Plates ................................................................................................................... 8Patch Plug Assignment ........................................................................................................................ 8The Connection Module's Front Plate ................................................................................................. 8The Networking Module's Front Plate ................................................................................................. 9The S0 Module 420's Front Plate ......................................................................................................... 9The S0 Module 440's Front Plate ....................................................................................................... 10The T Module 404's Front Plate .......................................................................................................... 10The T Module 407's Front Plate .......................................................................................................... 11The T Module 408's Front Plate .......................................................................................................... 11TFE Modules and the DECT Module .................................................................................................... 12T-Shaped S0 Bus ................................................................................................................................. 12The AS 100 IT Display ........................................................................................................................... 13Copyright ............................................................................................................................................. 14Technical Changes .............................................................................................................................. 14

Table of Contents

AS 100 IT

4

AS 100 IT System Documentation

AGFEO AS 100 IT modular ISDN PABX featuring a 19 inch metal housing and a housing fan. Theoperating temperature can be read off the AS 100 ITs standby display. This system providesnumerous upgrade possibilities using tried-and-tested AGFEO modules, and is tailored to 19 inchrack system IT environments. The basic installation is supplied with five free module slots and fiveblanking plates. Allowing you to create a powerful ISDN PABX perfectly tailored to your needs.

Minimum SetupEither the connection module or a V-Paket 4000 module need to be installed in slot 0 to make thePABX function correctly.

Connection module (in slot 0)Connection module featuring an external S0, a switchable S0 and two varioports allowing you to useST 20 or analogue telephones and an analogue port.

V Module 410/402 (in slot 0)V Module 410/402 featuring an external S0, a switchable S0 and two varioports allowing you to useST 29 or analogue telephones and an analogue port, and a network socket for networking two AS 100ITs.

AGFEO Module Slot UpgradesAGFEO S0 Module 420S0 Module 420 featuring two ISDN S0 basic rate connections; one external and the other switchablebetween external and internal depending on choice. Up to two digital ISDN system telephones canbe connected to the internal ISDN connection.

AGFEO S0 Module 440S0 Module 440 featuring two switchable ISDN S0 basic rate connections. This module allows you toconnect eight digital telephones to the AS 100 IT at the same time.

AGFEO T Module 404T Module 404 featuring four varioports for using analogue telephones or a/b telephones.

AGFEO T Module 407T Module 407 featuring seven analogue ports with CLIP functionality.

AGFEO T Module 408T-Module 408 featuring eight analogue ports (CLIP in connection with the T Module 407)

AGFEO TFE Module 402TFE Module 402 featuring two interfaces for connecting door intercom systems with 4-wire TFEFTZ 123 D 12 specification (can be used as an all-or-nothing relay alternatively).

AGFEO TFE Module 403TFE Module 403 featuring an interface for connecting a door intercom system with 2-wire TFEspecification (CE interface) and an FTZ 123 D 12 TFE interface (can be used as a relay alternatively).

AGFEO DECT ModuleUp to eight AGFEO DECT 30 system handhelds or other DECT GAP handhelds can be connected tothe AGFEO DECT Module. If you want to fit the DECT Module to your AS 100 IT, you first need tocheck to see whether the conditions in your server room allow for this, as they are often screened.This results in a considerable reduction in the DECT Module's radio coverage.

AS 100 IT

5

Technical Data

modular ISDN PABX with5 module take up slots in a 19" rack

3 HE x 19“ x 31 cm (height x width x depth)

7,4 kg

5 °C to 40 °C / -25 °C to +70 °C

max. 70 % (non-condensing)

230 VAC, +6%/-10%, 50 HzP = 50 W, INom = 300 mA

similar to RS 232C3 m / +/- 5 V9pin. D-Sub. jack

e.g. via a CD or MP3 player's variable headphone outlet10 kOhm, asymmetricalmax. 100 mVss3,5 mm stereo jack

Specifications

Housing dimensions

Weight

Ambient temperature- Operation/storage

Humidity

Power supply- Power consumption

PC/printer interface- Coverage/level- Connection

Input external music on hold- Input impedance- Input voltage- Connection

AGFEO 1 LAN Module 310The AGFEO 1 LAN Module 310 lets you set up your AGFEO AS 100 IT in a LAN. The module providesup to eight ISDN-over-IP channels.

AGFEO AIS Module 400The AGFEO AIS 400 Module lets you upgrade the features on your PABX. You can record a personal"Message Before Answer' or on 'engaged' for up to two callers simultaneously. A 'MessageBefore Answer' can be played for each external line and you can choose between the caller initiallyreceiving a message and then being connected or a message being played when a party or group isengaged.You can also import your personal choice of music on hold using the AGFEO AIS Configuratorsupplied in the package.The AGFEO AIS Module 400 features audio input for music on hold (MoH), a four-wire FTZ 123 D12interface, a 2-wire CE interface for connecting door intercom systems and 2 12 volt sensor inputsfor connecting motion detectors.

AS 100 IT

6

Opening the Cover on the AS 100 IT

Remove the screws on the back of the housing cover. Slide the cover backwards and remove it.Please read the safety instructions first, each time you remove the cover!

Removing the Front Panel

You can remove the front panel after you havetaken off the cover. To do so, loosen theknurled screws on each front panel.Then tilt the front panel forwards and pull itout.

Inserting the Modules

Slide the modules into the guide and pressdown until they fit securely into the slot.

At first, please read the module installationinstructions (Item No. 1527122) beforeperforming the installation.

Installation Note

After disassembling the mounting brackets from the AS 100 IT, please be aware to reassemble thescrews before switching on the AS 100 IT.

AS 100 IT

7

Inserting the Modules' Front Plates

To insert the front plate, hook thenotch on the bottom edge into theappropriate groove. Push the cablethrough the opening in the front plateas shown in the photograph.Then shut the front plate and screw ittight using the knurled screws.

Connecting the Front Plates to the Modules

The plug strips on the front plates are numbered, pin 1 is marked with ared wire. Please make a note of the pinning for each front plate. (Seepages 8-12)

After you have connected the front plates to themodules, shorten the cables by tying them togetherusing cable ties.

AS 100 IT

8

The Modules' Front Plates

The correct front plate is required for each AGFEO standard module so that the module's terminalsrest flush against the patch panel. Please refer to the reverse side of each plate to identify whichmodule it has been designed for. A soldering point is located next to the name of the module forwhich the front plate has been designed. The wires marked red on the front plate connectors signifypin 1.If a switchable S0 bus is switched to a module, the front plate has to beset appropriately by porting a jumper. The front plates' default settingsare switched to 'internal' and pins 1 and 2 are connected. Pins 2 and 3have to be connected to switch to 'external'. The jumpers are assignedto the appropriate S0s spatially.

The Connection Module's Front Plate

12

34

12

34

external S0 internal S0

Ext

en

sio

n-P

ort

sS1

300

S0 0

/2sw

itcha

ble

S0S0

0/1

exte

rnal

S0

Pin1 Plug 1

Pin1 Plug 2

Patch Plug Assignment

LaLb DaDb

Plug Assignment on Analogue Port

b1a1 b2a2

Plug Assignment on external S0

b1a1 b2a2

Plug Assignment on internal S0

Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3

PCB

Rear side offront plate

Jumper forswitchableS0

Front sideof frontplate

External S0

Switchable S0

Vario Port

Vario Port

Analogueport

AS 100 IT

9

The Networking Module's Front Plate

1234

1234


Exte

nsio

n -

Port

sS0

0/2

switc

habl

e S0

S0 0

/1ex

tern

al S

oja

ckN

etw

orki

ng-

Operation LED

Status LED

Pin1 Plug 1

Pin1 Plug 2

The S0 Module 420's Front Plate

12

34


12

34

S0 X

/1ex

tern

al S

0S0

X/2

switc

habl

e S0

Cat connection. A 5-wirecable for the networkingjack is attached to the rearside of the front plate.

External S0

Switchable S0

Vario Port

Vario Port

External S0

Switchable S0

AnaloguePort

NetworkingJack



Front side offront plate

Networkingjack forconnectionto themodule




AS 100 IT

10

The S0 Module 440's Front Plate1

23

4

S0 4

12

34

12

34

12

34

S0 3

S0 2

S0 1

Pin1 Plug 1

Pin1 Plug 2

The T Module 404's Front Plate

Pin 2 Plug 2

Pin 1 Plug1


Jumper forswitchable S0-1





Switchable S0-1

Switchable S0-2

Switchable S0-3

Switchable S0-4

AnalogueSystem-telephones

analoguetelephones

Vario Port 1

Vario Port 2

Vario Port 3

Vario Port 4

AS 100 IT

11



Pin 1 Plug 2

Pin 1 Plug 1

Pin 1 Plug 2

Pin 1 Plug 1

a/b Port 1

a/b Port 2

a/b Port 3

a/b Port 4

a/b Port 5

a/b Port 6

a/b Port 7

a/b Port 8

a/b Port 1

a/b Port 2

a/b Port 3

a/b Port 4

a/b Port 5

a/b Port 6

a/b Port 7

AS 100 IT

12

TFE Modules and the DECT Module

AGFEO does not supply front plates for TFE Modules or the DECT Module.If you want to connect a door intercom system or an external aerial to the DECT module, push thecable through the hole in the back of the housing reserved for this purpose.

Cable guide

T-Shaped S0 Bus

Until now, AGFEO systems were not designed for split internal (t-shaped) S0 buses. The AS 100 ITnow provides for this. However, the termination resistance assignment required has changed inthis respect. While the PABX and the outlet furthest away have to be terminated with 100 Ohms,with t-shaped wiring, the PABX has no terminating resistance. The outlets to the left and the rightof the system which are furthest away have to be terminated with 100 Ohms. The S0 bus cannotexceed the previous maximum length of 150 meters.

Old wiring:

New wiring:

PABX System Socket

100 Ohm Termi-nation Resistor


internal S0

Socket Anschlussdose



PABX System

no Termination

internal S0

max 150m

max 150m

AS 100 IT

13

The AS 100 IT Display

You can read the system status, slot configuration and moduleconfiguration from the display on the AS 100. Simply use thetwo arrow buttons on the housing to do so.

AS 100 IT standby display

AS 40PDi 01.01.2002 00:00Operating Temperature 24.8o

System on Standby

If you press a button for longer than a second in standby display mode, the system's status isshown in the display.

Version 5.1Checksum 3831Operating Time00000 Days 00 hrs 00 min

If the display remains in status mode, the display reading changes to operating mode after about 10seconds. In this mode, the configuration for each individual slot (0 - 4) is seen in sequence for aboutfive seconds and then returns to standby mode. Press any button to quit the operating mode.

If you press any button briefly in standby mode, you can page through the slot configurationmanually. If you press the right-hand button, you can page through slots 0 - 4, ending in standbymode. You can do this in the opposite direction by pressing the left-hand button.

Modulslot _ _ _ _ V

ConnectionModule( ext int )

The exact configuration of the module is displayed if you press any button for longer than a second.For instance, for the connection module.

Extern1 Extern1Herr Müller ST30(15)ab(11) ab(13)ab(12)

Press any button to quit the display mode.

AS 100 IT

14

Copyright

Copyright 2004 AGFEO GmbH & Co. KG Gaswerkstr. 8

D-33647 Bielefeld (Germany)All rights to this documentation are reserved by AGFEO GmbH & Co. KG. This applies in particular tothe issue of patents or the entry of registered designs.Neither the complete documentation nor any parts of it are allowed to be changed or translated intoany language or any form of computer language by any means without our express writtenpermission. This applies to electronic, mechanical, optical and chemical media or any other type ofmedium. The brand names and company names used in this documentation are subject to therights of the respective companies concerned.

AGFEO GmbH & Co. KG reserves the right to make changes to the representations and datacontained in this documentation resulting from technical developments without prior notice. Thisdocumentation has been written with great care and is subject to regular update. Despite thedegree of effort taken, we can accept no liability for technical impreciseness and typographicalerrors which we may have overseen. All errors which come to our attention will be corrected infuture editions. We would be grateful if you could inform us of any errors found in thisdocumentation.

Technical Changes

AS 100 IT

15

Ident no. 1100409Subject to change withoutnotice. No liability can beaccepted for errors contained inthis document.Printed in Germany1040

AGFEO GmbH & Co. KGGaswerkstr. 8D-33647 BielefeldInternet: http://www.agfeo.de

isdn pabx system installation manual - agfeo · pdf filethe pabx is designed to be connected...

Documents